The phrase "adopted a range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation of various methods, strategies, or practices in a particular context.
Example: "The organization adopted a range of innovative solutions to improve efficiency and reduce costs."
Alternatives: "implemented a variety of" or "embraced multiple".
The approaches have adopted a range of labels including "wellness," "consumer-directed health care" and the "medical home".
Their most famous grouping is perhaps Anonymous, the amorphous grouping of hackers that has adopted a range of causes, attacking websites, individuals and organisations as it sees fit.
Arsenal have also adopted a range of business partners, including Malta Guinness Low Sugar, the drink behind this workout video featuring Bacary Sagna, Per Mertesacker and Lukas Podolski.
As the Centre for Economics and Business Research showed in recent research, people who adopted a range of simple measures saved on average £322 each year, and saw a 44% fall in their gas use between 2006 and 2010.
In a recent P.D. program at the V.A. hospital in Pittsburgh, run with the help of the Plexus Institute, the staff suggested and then adopted a range of hygienic rules that included room-cleaning checklists and disposable slipcovers for Bibles.
Michael Howard, the home secretary, has since adopted a range of measures in tended to crack down on young criminals, from reducing the use of cautions to introducing military-style boot camps.
Throughout the evening, Kelly adopts a range of fantasy personae, from Harlem pimp to African monarch.
Once the economy is strong enough to grow unassisted, Washington needs to adopt a range of spending cuts and revenue increases.
Consequently, those of us who report frequently on immigration issues have been forced to adopt a range of counter-surveillance techniques in order to reduce the risks of discovery by both the Australian and Nauruan governments.
For the last two years, Senators Joe Biden and Richard Lugar have co-sponsored an International Violence Against Women Act, which would adopt a range of measures to spotlight such brutality and nudge foreign governments to pay heed to it.
As is typical in years when it starts with so few recruits already identified, the Army is adopting a range of incentives including bonuses, educational benefits and choice base assignments to help meet recruiting and retention goals.
